The Arizona sentinel., 1887-09-03
NUMBER 40.
PITH AND POINT.

Love for the dead should not cramp our duty to the living.
 Do not speak of your happiness to man less fortunate than yourself PlaktGrch.
 A sound discretion is not SO much indicated by never making a mistake as by never repeating it-BoUec.
 A woman isn't fit to have a baby who doesn't know how to hold it, and this is as true of tongue as of baby.
 -"As a rule deaf mutes escape sea sickness" says an exchange. This is probably because they are in the habit of staying at home. e.-Nelo HaUeB Ne,0s.
 Nothing more quickly curdles the milk of human kindness which irri- gates the creamy purity of the bosom order pint of the lacteal fluid and then tell him to ''chalk it down. "- Hartford Sunday Journal
 You find yourself refreshed py the presence of cheerful people; why not make earnest effort to confer the pleas ure to others? You will find half the battle is gained if you never allow yourself to say any thing gloomy Lydia MGria ChtId
 Mrs. Young (to young friend seek ing 5 for aid society can't afford to give you much, for I have large family to support" Friend-"Why, you are just married" Mrs. Young ''Yes, but you see our servant has a mother and eight children depending on her for food"
 -"Sir, hear you using the word donkey very frequently in your con- versation." "Yes, your ears do not deceive'you." Am I to understand that you apply the word to me?'' "Why, what makes you harbor such an unjust suspicion? Don't you know there are lots of donkeys in the world besides youP"-Tezas SJftings.
 Possible What do you charge for your paper, Mister?" Coun- try Editor-'.Fifty cents year" My stars and stripes! That's cheap" ''Yes, I put the price low so no one sub scriber will think he can bankrupt me by stopping his subscription. "- OnrabG World.
 Some call it luck
 The massive gates of circumstance
 Are turned upon the smallest hinge,
 And thus some seeming petty chance,
 Oft gives our life its after-tinge.
 The Farmer aud MG1ufdcture1
 Two idle young fellows. passing a farmer who was at work in field in Kentucky. called out to him: That's right; work away. It's your business to SOW, but we'll reap the fruits of your labor" The farmer looked up and grimly replied: "Very likely you will, for I'm sowing hempr-M r Ledger.
 II see," said a man to the editor of Dakota paper. "that you said nothing about that suicide yesterday" Certainly not" replied the editor, If the man who killed himself didn't have enterprise enough to come around be- forehand and leave the particulars why he can't expect it to be men, tioned. We keep a notice standing asking people to come in and leave the news. and if they don't do it it isn't our fault"
 Mrs. Jones, can you look me in the face without blush and say you haven't squandered that fifty cents recklesslyP" asked Jones, who has the reputation of being the meanest man in the country. ':No; I don't think can. I can't look anybody in the face without blush" ''Ha! see the re- suits of guilty conscience. So you can't look people in the face without blushing?" No; when ever l try am overwhelmed with the mortifying consciousness that I have got you for husband. "-Merchdnt TrdveEer.